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i'm going to be sad after next sunday
And they say that a hero could save us
I'm not gonna stand here and wait
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E7:
If he wasn’t so well respected, and also dead (RIP), I could see “Way to go, Craig” gaining some traction.
I had a Barons hat.
MJ’s right pointer finger is jacked up.
I have no memory of Pippen bailing out at the end of the Knicks game. Damn. Weak.
If he wasn’t so well respected, and also dead (RIP), I could see “Way to go, Craig” gaining some traction.
I had a Barons hat.
MJ’s right pointer finger is jacked up.
I have no memory of Pippen bailing out at the end of the Knicks game. Damn. Weak.
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i vaguely remember it...how old are you?Bammer wrote:E7:
If he wasn’t so well respected, and also dead (RIP), I could see “Way to go, Craig” gaining some traction.
I had a Barons hat.
MJ’s right pointer finger is jacked up.
I have no memory of Pippen bailing out at the end of the Knicks game. Damn. Weak.
And they say that a hero could save us
I'm not gonna stand here and wait
I'm not gonna stand here and wait
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MJ laughing hysterically watching the Glove talk about how he locked him up was great. That and the constant Scott Burrell abuse.
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The level of disrespect for Payton ... damn. I mean just complete and utter disregard for the guy.verb_to_trust wrote:MJ laughing hysterically watching the Glove talk about how he locked him up was great. That and the constant Scott Burrell abuse.
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Ahmad Rashad just tweeted that Payton asked Jordan for his shoes after game one and that is when Jordan knew he had him.Bammer wrote:The level of disrespect for Payton ... damn. I mean just complete and utter disregard for the guy.verb_to_trust wrote:MJ laughing hysterically watching the Glove talk about how he locked him up was great. That and the constant Scott Burrell abuse.
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Rodman must have given them nothing in interviews for this. Disappointed we haven't heard more from him.
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Aww damn come on GP!!verb_to_trust wrote:Ahmad Rashad just tweeted that Payton asked Jordan for his shoes after game one and that is when Jordan knew he had him.Bammer wrote:The level of disrespect for Payton ... damn. I mean just complete and utter disregard for the guy.verb_to_trust wrote:MJ laughing hysterically watching the Glove talk about how he locked him up was great. That and the constant Scott Burrell abuse.
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Ahamd Rashad is 70 (!). How did he become so synonymous with 90s NBA considering he was a former pro football player? NBA inside stuff was a big part of my Saturday mornings. Seeing the Rewind segment was a big deal to try and catch up on what happened during the week.
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holy crap I didn’t even even think about him being that old...he looks 47verb_to_trust wrote:Ahamd Rashad is 70 (!). How did he become so synonymous with 90s NBA considering he was a former pro football player? NBA inside stuff was a big part of my Saturday mornings. Seeing the Rewind segment was a big deal to try and catch up on what happened during the week.
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I found the ending of episode 7 to be kind of odd.
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Typical Warriors fan responseMonkey_Driven wrote:I found the ending of episode 7 to be kind of odd.
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As if Jordan wasn't dominant enough but what if he wouldn't have been bored during a lot of games dot-dot-dot
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The crying?Monkey_Driven wrote:I found the ending of episode 7 to be kind of odd.
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MD: Jordan came in to a league where many people thought he was 6 inches too short to be a difference maker and Adidas wouldn’t consider him for a shoe contract.verb_to_trust wrote:If MJ thought being the Goat required being the NBAs all time three point leader, he would have done it.spike wrote:yeah the context is important hereverb_to_trust wrote:At the time it was a finals record. If MJ decided he should hit 10 threes in a half like your dork idol Curry would he would do that. It wasn't as much of a part of the game back then.
Show some fucking respect
Just how wild was Michael Jordan hitting six 3-pointers in a half? That season, Jordan was 27-for-100 from long range in the regular season. In the first 16 playoff games that season, he was 5-of-16. So just to prove a point that he shouldn't be in the same conversation as Clyde Drexler, Jordan goes out and drops what is still an NBA-record 35 points in the first half.
You are talking about a completely different era now where the Pistons paid Reggie Fucking Jackson $16M per year.
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You think Jordan wore new shoes for every game? I can't imagine having to play every game with that new shoe feel and them not being worn in.Bammer wrote:Aww damn come on GP!!verb_to_trust wrote:Ahmad Rashad just tweeted that Payton asked Jordan for his shoes after game one and that is when Jordan knew he had him.Bammer wrote:The level of disrespect for Payton ... damn. I mean just complete and utter disregard for the guy.verb_to_trust wrote:MJ laughing hysterically watching the Glove talk about how he locked him up was great. That and the constant Scott Burrell abuse.
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great two episodes...forgot about that tight Seattle Sonics finale..i remember the win yes...Ed was there.
Also, i love how intense Jordan is. And they really show it.
Also, i love how intense Jordan is. And they really show it.
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